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In Connecticut, budget guidelines are sent to the agencies in
July. Agencies must submit their requests to the Governor by September.
In January, agency hearings are held and the Governor submits
the budget to the Legislature in February. Generally, the Legislature
adopts the budget between May and June and the new fiscal year
begins in July.
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-- Juvenile Alternative Incarceration Program
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$ 21,814,228
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--Juvenile Justice Centers
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$ 2,867,760
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--Truancy Services
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$ 363,485
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--Grants for Psychiatric Clinics for Children
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$ 5,730,648
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--Day Treatment Centers for Children
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$ 5,730,648
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--Juvenile Justice Outreach
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$ 2,630,496
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--Community Emergency Services
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$ 177,760
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--Community Based Preventive Services
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$ 2,768,544
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--Family Violence Outreach and Counseling
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$ 502,104
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--Substance Abuse Treatment
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$ 3,245,553
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--Board Care for Children-Residential
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$ 127,823,706
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--Local Systems of Care
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$ 1,188,845
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--Community Kidcare
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$ 14,308,617
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In 2000, Connecticut's prison spending increased by more than
262.3% while higher education spending increased by only 37%.
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$413 million
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$566 million
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$130 million
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$471 Million
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